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Alpine Avalanche

Location

Alpine, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1952

Page

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The Greek Lino Cano and the Alpine Befores

In a Houston Press piece, Sygman Bird recalls Lino Cano, known as John the Greek, who ran a small Alpine restaurant on Holland Avenue near Sul Ross. The story recounts college days with frijoles and a memorable steak lesson that helped a struggling student through journalism class.

Sygman Bird Alpine Sul Ross Hav | Sing Saturday Evening’ Post Houston Press Leno Cano Cate Linder John Leno John the Greek Lino Cano Holland Avenue Cane’s Lino

Former Cowboy Star Named Coach At Baylor

James Buddy Parker, a former Alpine Cowboys star and Baylor football and baseball leader in 1950, has been named freshman baseball coach and freshman backfield coach at Baylor University. Parker, a professional since graduating Baylor, is owned by the Chicago White Sox and will not return to a Sox farm club this summer. His home is in Corpus Christi.

James Buddy Parker Alpine Cowboys Baylor University Buddy Baylor Chicago White Sox Sox Parker Corpus Christi

Big Bend show winner and blood drive appeal from Alpine

The 1951 Big Bend Livestock show featured a lamb fed and exhibited by Darrell Joe Rogers, placing second near the champion. a note also invites local donations for a mobile blood bank in Alpine, urging residents to pledge blood for the Armed Forces in Korea. Sul Ross veterans coordinate the drive with Legion coupons available for donors and families.

Big Bend Korea Sul Ross Alpine Legion Ten

Brotherhood Week Blood Donor Pledge Notice

The American Legion and Auxiliary announce Brotherhood Week asking members to contribute to the Armed Forces Blood Donor Program. Please inform when facilities are available for an appointment. Eligible donors include Mr Mrs Miss and their sons Josy with contact details provided.

Armed Forces

Alpine FFA Members Place High at San Angelo Livestock Show

Alpine High School FFA members entered the San Angelo Stock Show the week of February 2028, with notable placings across several divisions. Entries earned top half finishes in heavy weight fine wool, light fine wool, crossbred heavy-weight and lightweight classes, plus strong results in shorn pine woodlambs and hogs, contributing about $300 in prize money.

Alpine High School FFA San Angelo Alpine Ffa Jim’ Devenport Jack Richardson Mrs. Dallman FEA Dhapers Ares Odessa Dan Graham Jack Dell Graham Alpine Chapter Alpine Lads

Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers Meet in Angelo March 8

TS AGRA announces second quarterly meeting of directors in San Saba on March 2. John Williams says topics include migration labor settlement, Mexico negotiations, a wool and mohair loan, and recent Washington talks on handlers contracts. A dance is planned for Friday night with San Saba residents welcoming directors and wives.

FSAN Angelo Texas Sheep and Goat Raisgers’ “Association San Saba John . Williams Sanderson Tsagra Mexico Williams Washington

Balmorhea Bears win Region 8-B cage tourney at Sul Ross

Balmorhea captured the Region 8-B basketball title at Sul Ross gym, beating Rankin 41-40 on two late free throws. Jim Reeves and Albert O Rear led Balmorhea, with Davis, Rankin, Van Horn, and Fort Hancock also scoring. The event drew a capacity crowd and was called the closest contested tournament by Meet Director Dan Pollock.

Glenn Burgess Balmorhea Bears Rankin Sul Ross College Gymnasium van Horn Eagles Fort Hancock Fort Davison Valentine Dan Pollock Sul. Ross Physical ‘Education Jim Reeves The Bears Balmorhea Joe Gar- Tasco Albert Rear J. Yocham Red Devils Formancock Bully Franklin C. 1 Fort’ Davis Byote ‘Ier Yocham D. Gamblin Chappell Bobby Urchard Billy Franklin Tony Williams Fort Hancock Alfredo Pena Johnny Granado Fort Davis Perry Courey Pyote

Centennial Holds Jr Tourney Lead in Big Bend Conference

Centennial dominated the Big Bend Junior conference tournament held February 29 to March 1 at Central gym. Centennial, Van Horn, and Central entered small girls, while Fort Davis, Centennial, Central, and Van Horn were in big girls. Central, Fort Davis and Centennial led the round robin. Fort Davis upset Central in the championship. Central won the big boys division and claimed the tournament title among seven teams. Friday results included Blackwell midgets over Marathon, Marfa midgets over Fort Davis, and Central big boys beating Fort Davis 28-21. Centennial and Central faced off in finals with Centennial winning the girls title 17-12. Continuous flu sidelined Central’s starers in the girls. Centennial’s small boys narrowly defeated Central 28-26.

Centennial Big Bend Central Gymnasium van Horn Central Fort Davis Jean Pat Espy Antennial Blackwell Marfa Marathon Marta Small Boys van i Horn Fortavis Big Boys Centen Nial’s Small Girls Top Fentgal Big Girls Horn Centennial’s Mary” Ola Kay Central Girls Riddtle Central Davis Pat Espyt

Building Permits Drive Month Total to Forty Thousand

Alpine issues building permits totaling 36 700 for the month with several projects including a new building for Del Rio and Winter Garden Telephone Co on West Ave D College Ave. Other permits add to the monthly total and cover a tool shed carport stucco garage addition and shop buildings. For the year through two months the permits amount to 43 700.

Alpine del Rio & Winter Garden Telephone Co West Ave College Ave de Fea Blan Vast Alpine Myrtie Waitesine Northwest Alpine Roman Gonzales South al D. M. Bennett Avalanche Shop

Lenora Barber Starns Dies At 72 In Alpine

Mrs Lenora Barber Starns longtime Alpine resident and former chie f ex mayor and railroad agent died at her North Pith street home after a long illness Just two days before her 73rd birthday She was born March 2 1879 in Milam County and married Bennett J Dantzler in 1898 Later married A B Starns She was active in musical circles serving as pianist and organist at local churches Funeral services conducted at the Presbyterian church with Rev Fred S Rogers officiating Interment in Elm Grove cemetery Survivors include husband a daughter Eugenia Rowland two sisters Mrs George Serrill and Mrs J B Sisler a granddaughter Miss Janie Lee Rowland and several half siblings The two sisters could not attend due to illness

Lenora Barber Starns 8. P L. B. Starns North Pith Street Starns Lenora Barber Milam County Isaac Newton Mariam Barmore Barber Women's Choral Club Alpine First” Christian Church First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Church Vp. m Fred S. Rogers Pasor Mary’ Bess Sloan Miss Rowland Glory Floyd el Paso

Peters Hilton Lead April City Ballot In Alpine

A full slate filed for city commission races including mayor John W. Gillett and commissioner Ralph W. Peters. Dr D A Hilton also filed for commissioner while McCollum declined reelection. Alpine Independent School District trustees Broadcut and Bildsen Jr filed for reelection. Election set for April 1 with trustee race on April 5.

John W. Gillett Ralph W. Peters Spon Gillett Peters Jack Cross FL. McCollum Dr. Hilton D. A. Hilton Alpine Independent School District Chalmers Broadcut W. C. Bildsen Jr

Marfa Scouts Win Cage Tourney in District Play

In Marfa high school gym a six team Explorer Scout basketball tournament concluded with Post 49 of Marfa beating Post 10 of Marfa 23 to 20 in the final after a Monday preliminary round and Tuesday semi finals both Marfa posts advancing. About 70 scouts and friends attended. Next district activity is April 12 featuring cooking and flapjack flipping with an overnight camp planned at Kenneth Mellard Ranch near Marfa.

Marfa Alpine van Horn Kenneth Mellard Ranch Friay

Vest to Succeed Mrs. Turney as Alpine Postmaster

Official notices confirm Billy Vest will succeed Annie K. Turney when she retires on March 31. Vest has 22 years at Alpine Post Office and was previously considered by the Post Office Department for the post.

Annie K. Turney Alpine Billy Vest Vest Alpine Post Office Post Office Department Tur= rey

Few passenger cars licensed in county in 1952

At the tax collector's office it was stated that 272 passenger cars in the county had license plates issued up to Wednesday afternoon for the new year. An estimated 1000 cars remain unlicensed. The final deadline for securing plates is in April.

Marine Corps relaxes reenlistment rule for separated men

The Marine Corps modified five rules allowing enlisted regulars and reserves who have separated to reenlist within one year of separation without loss of rank. Headquarters believes the change will attract more combat-experienced personnel. Previously separation resulted in loss of rank.

Marine Corps Marine Corps Headquarters

Capt Frazell Killed In Beaumont Auto Crash

Word reached this week of the death of Capt. Richard S. Frazell in an automobile accident in Beaumont last Wednesday. Burial was at his former home in Riesel near Waco last Sunday. He served as a post engineer at the air field in Al dine during World War II and later worked for the State Highway Department.

Frazell Richard 5. Frazell Beaumont Riesel Tme State Highway Dept

Mrs R C Anderson of Presidio Dies Tuesday

Mrs. R C Anderson age 56 died in Presidio Tuesday. Her body was brought to Livingston Funeral Home for burial preparation. She lived in Presidio since 1945 and married in November 1947. A daughter Mrs J E DeBoit of Washington DC arrived by plane. Interment in Elm Grove cemetery after 10 o'clock Catholic church services.

R. C. Anderson Presidio Livingston ’ Funeral Home Catholic Church Elm Grove Cemetery

Cemetery Dinner Nets $650 for Barbecue Association

The barbecue dinner at Alpine Cemetery Association last Saturday noon was a big success. Net proceeds were about 650. Mrs Earl McElroy president of the Cemetery Assn thanks all who helped with the project.

Cemetery Assn. Nets Neia Py Alpine Cemetery Cemtery Ass'n Earl McElroy

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